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like those welfare queens at exxonmobil, at&t, ge, 250 corporation that from 2008 to 2010 got nearly a quarter trillion in federal tax subsidies, although to be fair, at least exxonmobil and at&t give us back cheap gas and reliable cell phone service. [cheering and applause] or how about this, here's one, the wall street firms who were given access to the discount borrowing window at the nerve. or the $5 billion in direct federal payments to americans moocher farmers, or the incredible tax breaks the government gives the investor class, whose money is taxed at a capital gains rate of 15%. as opposed to ordinary having a job income, which can be taxed up to 35%. boy, i wish we had a poster boy for that element of the mooch-ocracy. oh, right. [laughter] in 2010... [cheering and applause] in 2010, governor romney had an adjusted gross income of $21.6 million yet paid only $3 million in federal income tax or 13.9%. without the preferential investor tax code, romney wound have paid $ 7.56 million, a government subsidy of $4.5 million, or the put that absolutely fair tax break given to a j
like those welfare queens at exxonmobil, at&t, ge, 250 corporation that from 2008 to 2010 got nearly a quarter trillion in federal tax subsidies, although to be fair, at least exxonmobil and at&t give us back cheap gas and reliable cell phone service. [cheering and applause] or how about this, here's one, the wall street firms who were given access to the discount borrowing window at the nerve. or the $5 billion in direct federal payments to americans moocher farmers, or the incredible...
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i mean, in 2008, exxonmobil had a political action committee. and that was money that was given directly by executives. people wrote checks for it. and they raised about a $1 million, which is not chump change. and they were able to spread it around. but if exxonmobil had been able to take money directly out of the corporate treasury, their profits in that year were $45 billion. if they had taken a modest 10% of their profi to spend in politics, it would have been more than the obama campaign, the mccain campaign, the dnc, and the rnc, and every congressional campaign in the country. one corpotion in the fortune 500. >> what jamie is describing is the reason we have unprecedented inequality today and why we e don't hear people's voices. we're hearing the voices of money. money is the realm, the coin of power in this country. but, you know, one of the reasons we did this issue was because of the trajectory of this court. because it is true tt this is a radical shift. but we could see more dismantling of the frail structures of campaign finance re
i mean, in 2008, exxonmobil had a political action committee. and that was money that was given directly by executives. people wrote checks for it. and they raised about a $1 million, which is not chump change. and they were able to spread it around. but if exxonmobil had been able to take money directly out of the corporate treasury, their profits in that year were $45 billion. if they had taken a modest 10% of their profi to spend in politics, it would have been more than the obama campaign,...
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he says exxonmobil is one of the best run companies. the government would be better if it ran itself like exxonmobil. he said it is stupid idea to use our own resources that gaining energy independence is dumb. we should use up the bad guys's energy as much as possible an conserving our own. that is different way of thinking. >> that is different way of thinking. he started from the premise that resources are limited. i start that resources are limited because of technology. we've seen new resources from the technology. david: nobody realized 20 years ago how much oil we have through fracking. i don't know what research we'll have 10 years from now. >> taert. but the betting is it will be more. david: howard, thank you for coming in. liz: thank you very much. some say the securities & exchange commission may be getting its priorities mixed up. are the regulations maybe leaning a little too politically? former sec chair harvey pitt tells us what he thinks next. david: apple hitting a new milestone today. seems like every day it is a new
he says exxonmobil is one of the best run companies. the government would be better if it ran itself like exxonmobil. he said it is stupid idea to use our own resources that gaining energy independence is dumb. we should use up the bad guys's energy as much as possible an conserving our own. that is different way of thinking. >> that is different way of thinking. he started from the premise that resources are limited. i start that resources are limited because of technology. we've seen...
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the many benefits of increased atmospheric co2. >> the 2011 conference was sponsored by bp, exxonmobil, chevron, and shell, among others. another event featured bands ditco this is the nra-sponsored shooting event for legislators and lobbyists. >> there's even one offering free cigars. >> sponsored by reynolds american, one of the biggest tobacco companies in the world, and the cigar association of america. >> it sounds like lobbying, looks like lobbying, but alex says it is not. in fact, alec operates not only as a lobby group, but a nonprofit, a charity in its filing with the irs saying its mission is education. which means it pays no taxes and its corporate members get a tax write-off. its legislators get a lot, too. >> in wisconsin, i cannot take anything of value from a lobbyist. i cannot take a cup of coffee. at alec, it is the opposite. you are wined and dined for days in order to hear about the special legislation. the head of shell oil fluid on his private jet to come to this conference. the head of one of the largest utility companies was on the panel. he is presenting to leg
the many benefits of increased atmospheric co2. >> the 2011 conference was sponsored by bp, exxonmobil, chevron, and shell, among others. another event featured bands ditco this is the nra-sponsored shooting event for legislators and lobbyists. >> there's even one offering free cigars. >> sponsored by reynolds american, one of the biggest tobacco companies in the world, and the cigar association of america. >> it sounds like lobbying, looks like lobbying, but alex says...
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kraft, procter & gamble, exxonmobil. with pbx and fedex up 85 points. bereday a laggard. was of more than 100 points but but commodities are getting a boost sandra smith is the first and last on commodities. thorough them up on the screen you are up $2 on -- at one point now down on the session. people are saying it is a technical sell-off. people lars asking where they selling off? saying we've reached a crucial resistance. and it is a hot commodity grain prices are the best performing commodity during the month of august that crude oil has turned negative. but gold, precious metals as well today. liz: day q4 pointing that out at the break. $2.98. look at the macy composite there is some conviction maybe just slightly above if you had followed me on twitter you see the "first on fox" interview be sure to follow the show on the countdown. on track for the best day since 2008? i will show you which companies are leading the s&p rally today. we asked over 3,000 doctors to review 5-hour energy and what they said is amazing. over 73 percent who reviewed 5-hour energy said the
kraft, procter & gamble, exxonmobil. with pbx and fedex up 85 points. bereday a laggard. was of more than 100 points but but commodities are getting a boost sandra smith is the first and last on commodities. thorough them up on the screen you are up $2 on -- at one point now down on the session. people are saying it is a technical sell-off. people lars asking where they selling off? saying we've reached a crucial resistance. and it is a hot commodity grain prices are the best performing...
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it is not that attractive for exxonmobil. i'm wondering where y did they go in the kurdish territory? what is the big issue? the curd dish prove jensens are at north. you can see the border to iran here and turkey there. there are three provinces a the the north here. they do not include -- they do not include this field and this town here called [inaudible] and they traditionally is the center of the kurdish life going back hundreds of years. saddam hussein took over and kicked out the kurds and replaced the kurds by people from the south. and after the saddam hussein was kicked out, the kurds have been asking that you should be referendum on the town to see if they want to join the federation. their own group of provinces to be part of the kurdish territories. if that -- and supposedly that's a referendum to haphazard never happened. nobody wants it because many kurds are coming in to the town every day to claim back their where they're coming from. many are leaving and the town is probably a kurdish city today. and if kurd
it is not that attractive for exxonmobil. i'm wondering where y did they go in the kurdish territory? what is the big issue? the curd dish prove jensens are at north. you can see the border to iran here and turkey there. there are three provinces a the the north here. they do not include -- they do not include this field and this town here called [inaudible] and they traditionally is the center of the kurdish life going back hundreds of years. saddam hussein took over and kicked out the kurds...
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what we did do -- >> the big tax deductions for ge and exxonmobil, get rid of those? >> there are a lot of tax credits out door for the so-called green energy that are fundamentally absolutely not working and what america can't continue to do to is just have a bailout mentality to bail out the rest of the country because we have to actually pay the bills at the end of the day. the president totally failed to do this. you can't keep spending money we don't have. >> do you think a lack of specifics is hurting romney campaign? >> no, absolutely. i would argue more specifics in the romney plan than the obama plan. you have a budget that president obama four years he's been the president. not a single democrat has ever voted to support did president. where is the plan? >> fair point, jen. why has none of the president's budgets ever passed? hasn't even gotten any democratic support sometimes. >> look. sometime there is' some game that is go on in washington but the president has laid out a $4 trillion tax plan that would reduce the debt responsibly with a balanced approach
what we did do -- >> the big tax deductions for ge and exxonmobil, get rid of those? >> there are a lot of tax credits out door for the so-called green energy that are fundamentally absolutely not working and what america can't continue to do to is just have a bailout mentality to bail out the rest of the country because we have to actually pay the bills at the end of the day. the president totally failed to do this. you can't keep spending money we don't have. >> do you think...
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look attacks you pay on your gas tax go directly from exxonmobil. absolutely not true. i'll tell you another thing. the energy industry is one of the most booming sectors of the obama economy and not because of him. if it wasn't for the jobs that the energy industry has created because of the technologies like fracking and drilling, you know, unememployment rate in this country would be a lot higher. if i was president obama instead of attacking energy industry i would pat them on the back, keep up the good work, guys. create more jobs. unemployment would be not 8% but 10%. i think he under estimates the impact of the energy industry. melissa: we need energy to help the economy all the way around. phil flynn, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. melissa: it is all about jobs. i heard phil bring it back to that. recently on another network the democratic governor of maryland, martin o'malley said one party is better than the other putting people back to work. here is what he said. in july, states that had democratic governors had twice the rate of job g
look attacks you pay on your gas tax go directly from exxonmobil. absolutely not true. i'll tell you another thing. the energy industry is one of the most booming sectors of the obama economy and not because of him. if it wasn't for the jobs that the energy industry has created because of the technologies like fracking and drilling, you know, unememployment rate in this country would be a lot higher. if i was president obama instead of attacking energy industry i would pat them on the back,...
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exxonmobile big oil stocks were huge winners on the week. that being said, take a look at some commodity winners for the week so far. look at crude oil prices, sitting at 98.95 to finish up the week, nearly looking at $100 a barrel here. here's the one-week chart, to give you an idea, flirting with that $100 level in crude oil. also gold is getting a big bounce after the fed's announcement yesterday of another round of bond buying. not a huge gain today, but following up on those gains yesterday. bulls say that's key, a couple dollar bounce there, but commodities big winners after that fed announcement. here are the major averages. as i hand it back to you, liz, those tech stocks are shining. back to you. liz: not bad at all. real heart of america, lately, especially here in silicon valley. when we come back, three companies you may not have heard of until they ipoed but now are among the best performers on the nasdaq. stay tuned. speaking of what's going on in technology, as i go to a break, here's the flipboard app, where we are, go to twi
exxonmobile big oil stocks were huge winners on the week. that being said, take a look at some commodity winners for the week so far. look at crude oil prices, sitting at 98.95 to finish up the week, nearly looking at $100 a barrel here. here's the one-week chart, to give you an idea, flirting with that $100 level in crude oil. also gold is getting a big bounce after the fed's announcement yesterday of another round of bond buying. not a huge gain today, but following up on those gains...
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exxonmobil, home depot, disney, kraft, four dow components litting new highs and jm smucker's back to the ip of of 1959. mccormick at all-time high levels. not seen since it started to trade in 1999. not everybody, however, is taking place in the big rally. walgreens is down. the pharmacy chain says the august same store sales fell 8% on the trading session. brian shactman is back with a market flash for us. >> what do you do on a day like today? miss on the top and bottom line and negative guidance? if you're utiw, you rally 10%. a logistics company. they missed across the board but they're rallying some analysts say on short covering not as bad as expected. pretty interesting price action. back the you. >> indeed it is. thank you. a big market day down here at the nyse and the dow jones industrial average up about 235 points. and as a matter of fact, that's confirmed on the trading session by the transports which are up just under 225. nasdaq up better than 2% and $12 val val rally on gold, as well. not to be left out, cisco up 3%. microsoft up almost 3%. the same can be said for al
exxonmobil, home depot, disney, kraft, four dow components litting new highs and jm smucker's back to the ip of of 1959. mccormick at all-time high levels. not seen since it started to trade in 1999. not everybody, however, is taking place in the big rally. walgreens is down. the pharmacy chain says the august same store sales fell 8% on the trading session. brian shactman is back with a market flash for us. >> what do you do on a day like today? miss on the top and bottom line and...
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ex exxonmobil. also google one of the five most held stocks out there. maybe a bit of a surprise, oracle one of the most widely held stocks and it is up 28%. >>> what does most popular actually mean? does it mean most likely to succeed? it is kind of like a high school year book. isn't it? most popular but not necessarily the most likely to succeed. right? >> yeah. you know what's interesting about that list is, you could overlay a market cap ranking and it would be almost the same for the top 20 most widely held stocks. look, mutual fund managers, especially larger mutual funds, they're typically cap weighted mentality when they're constructing portfolios. so the biggest companies are going to be the most widely held. also there are additional benefits like daily liquidity, they can move in and out of these. when they take in new money they don't have to wait for dips necessarily or events. so that's what you see in that list. don't know that that means it is going to give you the best performance a year forward and a contrarian actually would tell you
ex exxonmobil. also google one of the five most held stocks out there. maybe a bit of a surprise, oracle one of the most widely held stocks and it is up 28%. >>> what does most popular actually mean? does it mean most likely to succeed? it is kind of like a high school year book. isn't it? most popular but not necessarily the most likely to succeed. right? >> yeah. you know what's interesting about that list is, you could overlay a market cap ranking and it would be almost the...
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exxonmobil, what will make that stock move? >> as you move through the back part of a bull market, the mega caps take over. those five, while you say they're my favorite, i give those as examples of mega cap. you can own any half of the. 0 largest stocks right now and over the next two years you out to beat the market. any half. i did that through the later '90s and people thought i was stupid because they wanted to pick exciting stocks. the fact of the matter is, normally in the back of bull markets, any half of the stocks that are bigger than the dollar-weighted average cap of the market, beat the market. it's a real simple game. and stock-picking mostly works against you. >> ken, looking at intel, it has been a laggard, a qualcomm or apple, do you think intel is the best place? i think this rally has a lot of legs to go. i would rather find a name that has more beta, a broadcom or qualcomm. can you explain why you think intel will outperform those? >> you're looking for beta, which is you're looking to pick. i'd argue agains
exxonmobil, what will make that stock move? >> as you move through the back part of a bull market, the mega caps take over. those five, while you say they're my favorite, i give those as examples of mega cap. you can own any half of the. 0 largest stocks right now and over the next two years you out to beat the market. any half. i did that through the later '90s and people thought i was stupid because they wanted to pick exciting stocks. the fact of the matter is, normally in the back of...
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exxonmobil here up by 6%. microsoft 19% and apple on the end here up by 68% as you can see all all solidly in the green. not bad. in fact, google, exxon and apple all hitting new highs today. but you know what? if you've been following the pack you're missing out. if you take out apple and these other best performers year to date on the s&p 500ment regions, 71%. ebay, 61%. discover, also 61%. 57% gain for suntrust and here, who would believe it? bank of america up by 56% year to date. as you can see, the financials are dominating a sector one point very much unloved and the bidely held like google and exxon with all-time highs today but they're not even among the top 50 performers year to date. those are staggering statistics. the question to pose to you is should investors stick with the pack or should they take the road less traveled? with us now is andre julian and john kanali. andre, what do you think? do you stick with the pack? do you take the safe, big names we all know and love or take a little bit of
exxonmobil here up by 6%. microsoft 19% and apple on the end here up by 68% as you can see all all solidly in the green. not bad. in fact, google, exxon and apple all hitting new highs today. but you know what? if you've been following the pack you're missing out. if you take out apple and these other best performers year to date on the s&p 500ment regions, 71%. ebay, 61%. discover, also 61%. 57% gain for suntrust and here, who would believe it? bank of america up by 56% year to date. as...
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you have walmart, exxonmobil. i look at, for example, bristol-myers. you've got a couple of names like at&t and verizon. so that, to me, spells dividends. >> yes. and what we've seen is, actually, so we invest in large cap dividend-paying stocks, and they've done very well for all the right reasons which is in this low-rate environment, people are looking for income. liz: how much longer do they do well? >> we think we're starting to see something of a shift. in particular it's often the higher-yielding end of the spectrum, so a, the at&t and ven have done very well from the stock perspective but have lower growth. we're going to see a handing off of the baton where for the last year or two it's been the highest yielding set of stocks that have done the best, we think it's going to be sustainable, the dividend growers, and that's really where your focus is. liz: and define that. that's a company that pays a dividend, not necessarily the highest, but they continue to grow their dividends quarter over quarter or -- >> usually it's year oaf f over year. m
you have walmart, exxonmobil. i look at, for example, bristol-myers. you've got a couple of names like at&t and verizon. so that, to me, spells dividends. >> yes. and what we've seen is, actually, so we invest in large cap dividend-paying stocks, and they've done very well for all the right reasons which is in this low-rate environment, people are looking for income. liz: how much longer do they do well? >> we think we're starting to see something of a shift. in particular it's...
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exxonmobil, chevron, general electric, ibm. that's the list in terms of the the gain since qe-2 has begun. >> now with egan jones and the credit rating, now you have the debate as to whether qe-3 or fed activity is bad in general. this is directly related to the fed. >> they're downgrading because of the fed. so who's being helped financially from the federal reserve's latest action to support the economy. robert frank breaks it down for us right now. robert. >> thanks, maria. the bank of england recently put out a report that qe in england has added nearly $1 trillion to their stock market, but 40% of those gains went to the wealthiest 5% in britain. it makes sense that qe in england mainly benefitted the british wealthy. the question is whether we'll have the same result here in the u.s. with bernanke's move yesterday, will it be a gift for the rich or a bailout for the broader economy? the top 5% of americans own 60% of all financial assets. they own more than 80% of the stocks. so far the fed's actions have helped stock mar
exxonmobil, chevron, general electric, ibm. that's the list in terms of the the gain since qe-2 has begun. >> now with egan jones and the credit rating, now you have the debate as to whether qe-3 or fed activity is bad in general. this is directly related to the fed. >> they're downgrading because of the fed. so who's being helped financially from the federal reserve's latest action to support the economy. robert frank breaks it down for us right now. robert. >> thanks, maria....
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the other stocks contributing to that decline, cisco and exxonmobil. >> thank you. we'll be checking back with you a little later here. now to the topic of bailouts, general motors is pushing for the government to sell its entire stake in the automaker. government kept gm alive with the $50 billion bailout in 2009. it's now at a 26% stake in gm. >> the company doesn't necessarily like the rules that go along with it. it's that stake that has gm worried. leaders of the company say the stigma of being government-owned is a drag on the brand and even hurts the company's ability to hire talented people. selling means the government or u.s. taxpayers could lose $15 billion. joins us is james who says the government should get out now. former clinton white house aide who says selling now does not make sense. good to have you on the program. james, you say the government needs to get out of the auto business. explain. >> the taxpayers have already taken the loss. government's shares are worth considerably less now than when they bought them. whether or not you recognize th
the other stocks contributing to that decline, cisco and exxonmobil. >> thank you. we'll be checking back with you a little later here. now to the topic of bailouts, general motors is pushing for the government to sell its entire stake in the automaker. government kept gm alive with the $50 billion bailout in 2009. it's now at a 26% stake in gm. >> the company doesn't necessarily like the rules that go along with it. it's that stake that has gm worried. leaders of the company say...
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you still don't get one apple and it is nearly equal to the combined market cap, this stuns me, of exxonmobil and microsoft, the second and third biggest companies in the u.s. about two years ago, exxon was bigger than apple so apple's surge has been incredibly fast. maybe you think it will keep going or maybe you think it's a bubble but apple is a world power right now. its market cap is larger than the gdp of all but 18 countries. take that, switzerland, saudi arabia. apple is a monster. it is only getting bigger. on that note, here is piers morgan tonight. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for chi
you still don't get one apple and it is nearly equal to the combined market cap, this stuns me, of exxonmobil and microsoft, the second and third biggest companies in the u.s. about two years ago, exxon was bigger than apple so apple's surge has been incredibly fast. maybe you think it will keep going or maybe you think it's a bubble but apple is a world power right now. its market cap is larger than the gdp of all but 18 countries. take that, switzerland, saudi arabia. apple is a monster. it...
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you still don't get one apple and it is nearly equal to the combined market cap, this stuns me, of exxonmobil and microsoft, the second and third biggest companies in the u.s. about two years ago, exxon was bigger than apple so apple's surge has been incredibly fast. maybe you think it will keep going or maybe you think it's a bubble but apple is a world power right now. its market cap is larger than the gdp of all but 18 countries. take that, switzerland, saudi arabia. apple is a monster. it is only getting bigger. on that note, here is piers morgan tonight. and regions is here to help. making it easier with the expertise and service to keep those wheels turning. from business loans to cash management, we want to be your partner moving forward. so switch to regions. and let's get going. together. but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling system
you still don't get one apple and it is nearly equal to the combined market cap, this stuns me, of exxonmobil and microsoft, the second and third biggest companies in the u.s. about two years ago, exxon was bigger than apple so apple's surge has been incredibly fast. maybe you think it will keep going or maybe you think it's a bubble but apple is a world power right now. its market cap is larger than the gdp of all but 18 countries. take that, switzerland, saudi arabia. apple is a monster. it...
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you still don't get one apple and it is nearly equal to the combined market cap, this stuns me, of exxonmobil and microsoft, the second and third biggest companies in the u.s. about two years ago, exxon was bigger than apple so apple's surge has been incredibly fast. maybe you think it will keep going or maybe you think it's a bubble but apple is a world power right now. its market cap is larger than the gdp of all but 18 countries. take that, switzerland, saudi arabia. apple is a monster. it is only getting bigger. anderson cooper is next. ♪ and even more from real families who use them like this. we think there's another test to consider. it's based on one simple question. after living with your van, would you buy it again? more town & country owners do than the owners of any other minivan. it's called the test of ownership, and to us, it's the most important test there is. but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your
you still don't get one apple and it is nearly equal to the combined market cap, this stuns me, of exxonmobil and microsoft, the second and third biggest companies in the u.s. about two years ago, exxon was bigger than apple so apple's surge has been incredibly fast. maybe you think it will keep going or maybe you think it's a bubble but apple is a world power right now. its market cap is larger than the gdp of all but 18 countries. take that, switzerland, saudi arabia. apple is a monster. it...
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if you want to raise taxes on exxonmobil or others, we want to go into the impact. which approach is going to be best for jobs here in our country. i envision a better future. david asked me about who are you targeting in your campaign? there are various percentages. i think about 99% of the folks should be on our side. anybody who uses electricity, anybody who drives a car, anybody who pays taxes, anybody who works for a living or once a job should be on our side. i figured that is about 99% of the people that should be on our side. with what tim is talking about, it would affect the price of electric v. we would be paid $30 or more when we fill up, and if you like our gas prices, but if you want it more affordable, and i want to allow us in virginia to produce oil and natural gas off our coast and use those royalties for roads and transportation. that would be the first bill that i introduced as your senator. this creates more job opportunities, and whether it is young people or middle-aged folks. many in our country are unemployed or underemployed. i respectfully
if you want to raise taxes on exxonmobil or others, we want to go into the impact. which approach is going to be best for jobs here in our country. i envision a better future. david asked me about who are you targeting in your campaign? there are various percentages. i think about 99% of the folks should be on our side. anybody who uses electricity, anybody who drives a car, anybody who pays taxes, anybody who works for a living or once a job should be on our side. i figured that is about 99%...
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that is it twice the value of exxonmobil. next valuable company. some believe apple could become the first trillion dollar company in world history within a year. martha: unbelievable. bill: how about them apples, huh? martha: how about them apples. great product. could be as big as 7 million when they add up what happened over the weekend. unbelievable. >>> this for you now. the new york city department of education rolling out a new controversial program making so-called morning after pill, emergency contraception available to girls at 13 high schools without pa rennal consent. julie banderas working on this story in our newsroom. >> reporter: first time new york city tried to step in to control teen pregnancy. first it was condoms. now the morning-after pill is available to girls here in new york city because preventative contraceptives have not been enough. the cat program which has been in place since january 2011. connecting adolescents to comprehensive health care. it is offered to girls at 13 schools in the city. reportedly met with very li
that is it twice the value of exxonmobil. next valuable company. some believe apple could become the first trillion dollar company in world history within a year. martha: unbelievable. bill: how about them apples, huh? martha: how about them apples. great product. could be as big as 7 million when they add up what happened over the weekend. unbelievable. >>> this for you now. the new york city department of education rolling out a new controversial program making so-called morning...
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we know the ceo of exxonmobil accept it is consensus carbon emissions are warming the earth and as this message for the world's farmers. >> we spent our entire existence adapting. okay. so we will adapt to this. changes to weather patterns that move crop production areas around, we will adapt to that. it is an engineering problem. and it has engineering solutions. >> i know we are almost certainly never happen and love to see rex meet face to face with the climate refugees that his company's actives are creating or have mitt romney head to the village and tell the people living there how hilarious it is that the oceans are rising. find out what my guests know that they didn't know when the week began. >> what we now know we didn't know that -- at the start of the week is that mitt romney really is -- you know, ignoramus when it comes to the middle east. truly disengaged and dysfunctional player. one of the least covered parts of that tape was his statement about palestinians. when mitt romney went to jerusalem, he passed up opportunities, please, from moderate palestinians, from many pe
we know the ceo of exxonmobil accept it is consensus carbon emissions are warming the earth and as this message for the world's farmers. >> we spent our entire existence adapting. okay. so we will adapt to this. changes to weather patterns that move crop production areas around, we will adapt to that. it is an engineering problem. and it has engineering solutions. >> i know we are almost certainly never happen and love to see rex meet face to face with the climate refugees that his...
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if you want to raise taxes on exxonmobil or others, we want to go into the impact. which approach is going to be best for jobs here in our country. i envision a better future. david asked me about who are you targeting in your campaign? there are various percentages. i think about 99% of the folks should be on our side. anybody who uses electricity, anybody who drives a car, anybody who pays taxes, anybody who works for a living or once a job should be on our side. i figured that is about 99% of the people that should be on our side. with what tim is talking about, it would affect the price of electric v. we would be paid $30 or more when we fill up, and if you like our gas prices, but if you want it more affordable, and i want to allow us in virginia to produce oil and natural gas off our coast and use those royalties for roads and transportation. that would be the first bill that i introduced as your senator. this creates more job opportunities, and whether it is young people or middle-aged folks. many in our country are unemployed or underemployed. i respectfully
if you want to raise taxes on exxonmobil or others, we want to go into the impact. which approach is going to be best for jobs here in our country. i envision a better future. david asked me about who are you targeting in your campaign? there are various percentages. i think about 99% of the folks should be on our side. anybody who uses electricity, anybody who drives a car, anybody who pays taxes, anybody who works for a living or once a job should be on our side. i figured that is about 99%...
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home depot and exxonmobil rising to new 52-week highs. and in the past hour on "squawk on the street," in an exclusive interview for this network, the republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan spoke out about the drop in the august unemployment rate. >> 8.1% this month means 43 months above 8%. remember when the president promised that he would prevent unemployment from getting above 8% if we passed his stimulus package? it hasn't been below 8% since then? if you looked at the predictions they made when they passed the stimulus, they said that unemployment would be down at like 5.4% today. so this is just another example of lots of promises and lofty rhetoric made. >> it's a tricky headline to campaign against, particularly if participation in the labor force keeps falling and therefore that unemployment rate falls into the election in 60 days' time. >> he made the point, for every person who got a job, four stopped looking for a job, which i thought was -- it's such an interesting way of putting it. >> a lot of people who are not
home depot and exxonmobil rising to new 52-week highs. and in the past hour on "squawk on the street," in an exclusive interview for this network, the republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan spoke out about the drop in the august unemployment rate. >> 8.1% this month means 43 months above 8%. remember when the president promised that he would prevent unemployment from getting above 8% if we passed his stimulus package? it hasn't been below 8% since then? if you looked...
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because it's up to 4% electricity an keeping the exact same amount in for exxonmobil and the oil companies to produce oil. how can you call that a plan of all of the above? all of this kills the -- tilts the playing field, tilts the competition in the marketplace, you can't give tax breaks to oil and take them away from wind and say you're all of the above you can't say we want to tilt the playing field toward coal when natural gas is winning in the marketplace and say we're in favor of all of the above. you are not. you are not. ladies and gentlemen, i ask for a no vote on this rule, a no vote on these bills as they come to the floor of the house. it is anti-market policy on steroids as they bring it up here on the house floor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: fracking has made gas so plentiful and useful to this country. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from colorado, mr. lamborn. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado is recognized for two minutes. mr. lamborn: i thank the gentleman from utah and thank you,
because it's up to 4% electricity an keeping the exact same amount in for exxonmobil and the oil companies to produce oil. how can you call that a plan of all of the above? all of this kills the -- tilts the playing field, tilts the competition in the marketplace, you can't give tax breaks to oil and take them away from wind and say you're all of the above you can't say we want to tilt the playing field toward coal when natural gas is winning in the marketplace and say we're in favor of all of...